2011 Map of Roosevelt

About this map

Roosevelt and Ballard anchor this 2011 survey, showing a landscape defined by an intricate network of irrigation and water management essential to the high desert of eastern Utah. The presence of the Blackhawk Canal, State Road Lateral, and the North Lateral Canal underscores the historical reliance on diverted water to support the region's agricultural footprint. In the north, Montes Creek Reservoir is secured by both the Montes Creek Dam and Lynn Haslem Dam, while the terrain drops into significant depressions such as Montes Hollow and Cobble Hollow. For genealogists, the map identifies the Roosevelt City Cemetery and the Roosevelt Post Office, providing specific location data for town-center research. The periphery remains largely rural, featuring scattered settlements like Bennett and the winding course of Dry Gulch Creek, reflecting the area's transition from the West Channel Uinta River towards the interior plateaus.